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When we talk about sugar, we most often mean white grains of granulated sugar, which consists of glucose and fructose and does not contain vitamins, minerals and dietary fiber. Yes, glucose is an important fuel for brain cells and the body in general, but you can get it from foods rich in carbohydrates. For example, glucose is also found in bread, pasta, and root vegetables. Hence the conclusion: it is not necessary to eat sugar on purpose to obtain energy!
